Publication: El hilo rojo. La revuelta contra el gobierno Aznar tras los atentados del 11 de marzo de 2004
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2006
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Leonardo Montenegro Martínez C.D.
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En el presente artículo analizaremos algunos elementos de la revuelta madrileña contra el Gobierno Aznar el 13 de Marzo de 2004, para explicar cómo un acontecimiento aparentemente inserto en un proceso de confrontación política estatal, adquiere significación como crisis sistémica a partir de su redimensión en un proceso de confrontación política global. El desarrollo de las NTIC (Nuevas Tecnologías de la Información y las Comunicaciones) en un contexto de Globalización política y económica del Capitalismo, ha permitido a los nuevos movimientos antisistémicos trascender las dimensiones nacionales no solo en sus discursos, sino también en sus repertorios de acción colectiva mediante la construcción de espacios multiescalares de significado.
In this article we will analyze some aspects of the popular revolt against the Spanish Government in Madrid on 13th March 2004, after the Al Qaeda attacks. We will explain how that revolt was not just a national or local event, but a systemic crisis and a stage of a global mobilization process. The NTIC (New Technologies of Information and Communication) allow new Anti-Systemic Movements against Capital and War to transcend the national dimension of protest scenarios, as well as to practice new collective action repertoires by the construction of multi-scalar spaces of meaning. We will describe the Madrid mobilizations against the Aznar Government on the 13th of March as an example of that.
In this article we will analyze some aspects of the popular revolt against the Spanish Government in Madrid on 13th March 2004, after the Al Qaeda attacks. We will explain how that revolt was not just a national or local event, but a systemic crisis and a stage of a global mobilization process. The NTIC (New Technologies of Information and Communication) allow new Anti-Systemic Movements against Capital and War to transcend the national dimension of protest scenarios, as well as to practice new collective action repertoires by the construction of multi-scalar spaces of meaning. We will describe the Madrid mobilizations against the Aznar Government on the 13th of March as an example of that.